Procedures stated below are to be used to compute grade point averages and rank in class for all students.
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1 Progress RANK IN CLASS--GRADE POINT AVERAGE Procedures stated below are to be used to compute grade point averages and rank in class for all students. I. Students shall be ranked on the basis of credits earned in grades 9, 10, 11 and 12. Students selecting one of the 18-credit accelerated graduation option programs shall be ranked on the basis of credits earned in grades 9, 10, 11 and/or 12. Students selecting one of the three-year programs must be treated equally with students graduating via the minimum 24-credit general high school graduation program in all ways, including eligibility for Talented 20 program. This includes eligibility for the valedictorian and salutatorian which will end with the class of Exceptional students who are earning credits toward a standard diploma shall be included in the official rank-in-class record. The first ranking shall be calculated in September. The second ranking for the official rank-in-class record shall be calculated in February. Mid-twelfth grade progress grades shall be included in the official rank-in-class calculation. Credits and bonus points for mid-twelfth grade progress grades shall be calculated at one-half the annual value. Students included in the ranking shall have earned sixteen credits, which are determined to be the minimum credits necessary for students to be considered for twelfth grade placement. II. Grades shall be used in all subjects for which credit is given. A. Courses taken other than in the regular school program shall be included in the computation, if prior approval for credit had been granted by the senior high school principal. B. Course grades from private schools, virtual schools, and other public schools outside of Miami-Dade County will be included in the ranking procedure if the sending school is granting the student credit for the courses taken. Courses must be validated by the school upon transfer of the student to Miami-Dade County Public Schools (M-DCPS). C. Bonus points earned at other Florida public schools will be included in the ranking procedure if such courses carry bonus points in M-DCPS, and these courses carry the Statedesignated course code number from the Florida Course Code Directory. Bonus points for honors course credits earned at any other public or non-public schools, accredited by a recognized regional, national, or international accrediting agency, will be awarded only for those courses which carry bonus points in M-DCPS and/or appear in the
2 Florida Course Code Directory. The number of bonus points to be awarded will be equivalent to the number of bonus points established by this rule. The number of bonus points awarded by another school district or school does not apply. D. Bonus points for Advanced Placement (AP), Advanced International Certificate of Education (AICE), and International Baccalaureate (IB) courses will be included in the ranking procedure for course credits earned at schools other than M-DCPS. E. Bonus points for dual enrollment courses will be included in the ranking procedure for courses completed at a college or university. F. The forgiveness policy for senior high school courses shall be limited to replacing a grade of D or F with a grade C or higher earned subsequently in the same or comparable course. Elective courses shall be limited to replacing a grade D or F with a grade C or higher earned subsequently in another course. Any course grade not replaced must be included in the calculation of the grade point average required for graduation. The course may be repeated in a regular M-DCPS program during the regular school year, in an adult education center, and/or during a summer session. A student may not repeat a lower course of a clearly established sequence of courses in which a D has been earned after a higher course of the sequence has been successfully completed. For example, a student may not repeat Algebra I after receiving credit for Algebra II. Forgiven grades will not be used in the calculation of the grade point average for graduation; however, all forgiven courses and grades must be included on a student s transcript as an accurate reflection of the student s record of achievement. The restrictions on forgiveness do not apply to middle school students while they are enrolled in district approved senior high school courses in grades 6, 7, 8. This procedure will be used for computing the grade point average for the purposes of high school graduation, class ranking, eligibility to participate in extracurricular activities, and postsecondary applications. G. A middle school (grade 6, 7, or 8) student who enrolls in and earns a grade in a course designed for senior high school students, as approved in the Student Progression Plan, shall have the course included for credit toward high school
3 graduation, and in the computation of the grade point average (GPA) for rank in class, if the parent approves, in writing, the inclusion of that course credit. The parent must accept or reject such credit by the end of September of the student's ninth grade year. If the decision is made that the course shall not be included for credit toward graduation: (a) credit for the course will only be granted in the sixth, seventh, and eighth grade in which it was earned, and (b) the student is entitled to receive the grade earned for the same course if repeated in the senior high school. III. IV. All students shall be ranked in accordance with percentile ratings. Ties in grade point average will be given the same percentile rank. Students who graduate in 2007 shall be identified for school honors, such as the valedictorian or the salutatorian, if such appointments are made by the school, on the basis of grade point average. A student, who transfers to M-DCPS after the start of his/her junior year and is included in the rank in class process, will not displace a student who has attended M-DCPS for three or more years in senior high school. Such students may be named covaledictorian or co-salutatorian. In addition, a three-tiered academic recognition system will continue to be phased-in with the graduation class of The levels of academic recognition are as follows: 1. Summa Cum Laude: the upper 5% of the graduation class using a weighted GPA 2. Magna Cum Laude: the upper 10% of the graduating class, excluding the Summa Cum Laude group, using a weighted GPA 3. Cum Laude: the upper 15% of the graduating class, excluding the Summa and Magna Cum Laude group, using a weighted GPA of students who have a 4.0 GPA or higher Students in the top 20% of their graduating class may qualify for the Florida Talented 20 Program based on academic eligibility requirements. For the purposes of the Talented 20 Program, placement in the top 20% of the senior class must be based upon the ranking by cumulative grade point average after the posting of seventh semester grades. Senior high schools that include both a traditional and a magnet program must report separate lists. These are the top 20% of the senior class in the magnet program and the
4 top 20% of the senior class in the traditional programs. The sum of both lists cannot exceed 20% of the total senior class. Schools are responsible for determining if any program at their school qualified as a magnet program. V. The following table will be used for allocating grade points for all courses, except for special courses outlined in item number VII. Grade Number of Points A 4 B 3 C 2 D 1 F 0 I/NC 0 VI. VII. Each senior high school will furnish both percentile rank in class and grade point average to colleges and universities with a clear explanation on all transcripts of the total number of students in the class, and the methods used in computing both percentile rank and grade point average. The computation of grade point average, which is explained in this section, shall not be used to qualify students for honor roll, National Honor Society, or any other activity for which weighted grade point averages are calculated by individual schools. Instead, the students in these circumstances will receive extra grade points for Honors, Advanced Placement, Dual Enrollment, International Baccalaureate, pre-international Baccalaureate, and/or International Studies courses identified in Curriculum Bulletin I. Add one grade point for grades A, B, or C to the table listed in item number V to each Honors, pre-international Baccalaureate, as identified in Curriculum Bulletin I. Add two grade points for grades A and B and one point for grade C to the table listed in item number V to each Advanced Placement, equivalent Dual Enrollment, International Baccalaureate, Advanced International Certificate of Education (AICE), or International Studies course identified in Curriculum Bulletin I. VIII. During the time a student in grades 6, 7, or 8 is enrolled in a designated senior high school course, the student is considered for that class period (or periods) to be a senior high school student, as specified in the Student Progression Plan.
5 IX. Students may not have academic grades and/or courses changed after a period of one year has elapsed since the final grade was given. This restriction is not applicable in the case of a technical error made by a staff member of M-DCPS. X. Whenever this Board Rule is amended in a manner which will impact the grade point average and/or rank in class of currently enrolled students, at the Superintendent's discretion, a dual rank in class/hold harmless procedure may be implemented. With this procedure, the grade point average will be computed using both the previous and the newly amended methods. Each method will generate an independent rank in class based upon the grade point average earned. This hold harmless procedure will permit the student to use the higher rank in class and grade point average of the two methods for scholarship and postsecondary applications. Specific Authority: (1)(2); (23); (10) F.S. Law Implemented, Interpreted, or Made Specific: (6)(8); ; ; ; ; ; ; ; F.S. History: THE SCHOOL BOARD OF MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA New: Amended: ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
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